Hi:
I'm have a 2007 excel spreadsheet.
I'm trying to highlight the whole row that has a specific value in one column.
For example: I want the rows in A1:K95 that have J1:J95=R
How do i do that? Please advice ... I'm sooo frustated - tried everything,
nothing seems to work.
Thanks in advance

In cell A1, in conditional formatting, use Formula Is and type =$J1. Do NOT
put a $ before the 1.Copy and paste special/formats to the rest.

"chantique" wrote:

Hi:
I'm have a 2007 excel spreadsheet.
I'm trying to highlight the whole row that has a specific value in one column.
For example: I want the rows in A1:K95 that have J1:J95=R
How do i do that? Please advice ... I'm sooo frustated - tried everything,
nothing seems to work.
Thanks in advance

Hi,

Sean's example is for 2003, but you do it differently in 2007:

1. Select the range you want formatted A1:K95
2. Choose Home, Conditional Formatting, New Rule
3. Pick Use a formula to determine which cells to format
4. In the Format values where this formula is true box enter the formula
=$J1="R"
5. Click the Format button and pick your format, click OK twice.


If this helps, please click the Yes button.
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Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"chantique" wrote:

Hi:
I'm have a 2007 excel spreadsheet.
I'm trying to highlight the whole row that has a specific value in one column.
For example: I want the rows in A1:K95 that have J1:J95=R
How do i do that? Please advice ... I'm sooo frustated - tried everything,
nothing seems to work.
Thanks in advance